Muscles of the Thigh Part 2 - Medial Compartment - Anatomy Tutorial

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3D anatomy tutorial on the muscles of the thigh using the ZygoteBody browser (www.zygotebody.com/). This tutorial covers the muscles of the medial compartment of the thigh and the innervation and action of these muscles as well as some points on their origin and insertion.
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[@napeakor]

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G-Gracilis
M- Magnus (Adductor)
L- Longus (Adductor)
B- Brevis
P- Pectineus
our awesome anatomy professor taught us that.

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[@mistas89]

The order, from superior to inferior
You don't want your "Pec"ker to be "Brevis", but "Longus", maybe even "Magnus".
Pectineus
Adductor Brevis
Adductor Longus
Adductor Magnus

[@zainabatandafesogun]

i thought pectineus muscle was one of the muscles in the anterior compartment of the thigh..it is also innervated by femoral nerve

[@monikaaslaliya8410]

How Adductor Magnus plays role in medial rotation of hip? as the muscle fibre attaches on posterior part of the shaft

[@Anatomyzone]

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[@sophiat2058]

Thanks so much for this. Would love if you did videos on the muscles their action and also showing the action potentially by contracting the muscle and showing us how the limb moves by cause of contraction and how the opposite muscles lengthens 😃

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